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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What was the name of the vet when pets started getting sick after Belsum Chemical started manufacturing GL606?
(a) Dr. Dexter.
(b) Dr. Cornish.
(c) Dr. Primeau.
(d) Dr. Lorenzo.

2. How much taller is Monday than Mab?
(a) 2 inches.
(b) 3 inches.
(c) 4 inches.
(d) 5 inches.

3. When the land was zoned for Belsum, for how many years did they get land-use rights?
(a) 150.
(b) 200.
(c) 100.
(d) 250.

4. What had to be cancelled when the company first started making GL606 because of the stink?
(a) Fourth of July.
(b) Outdoor swimming.
(c) City picnic.
(d) Memorial Day.

5. On page 10, how long have Petra and Mab been studying vocabulary for the SATs?
(a) Since 6th grade.
(b) Since 7th grade.
(c) Since 9th grade.
(d) Since 8th grade.

Short Answer Questions

1. On page 70, what do Nora and the triplets have for dinner?

2. Whose mother would not allow him to go to prom with Pooh?

3. How many bowls of Corn Pops did Monday eat so she could cut the box into postcards?

4. How old are the triplets?

5. What was the name of the dog that the Mitchells had before they had children?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Mab have to drag Monday out of the old library building?

2. Why does Mab think Belsum put the plant in Bourne?

3. How does Monday describe the Templeton's kitchen in the library building?

4. Why did Mab's father want to buy the house they live in now?

5. What was the mayor's race like when Belsum wanted to come to Bourne?

6. How is Mirabel protected from the rain, and how does Mirabel feel about the rain on page 71?

7. Who is the new kid in school, and what does he look like?

8. Why does Nora have a lawsuit against Belsum Chemical?

9. What do the triplets see when they go to the library where the Templetons are living?

10. Why are the Kyles tormenting River, and how does Mab get them to stop for a time?

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